Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-05

Boston has . RTnnaztum snftrsly for
Women-
Ladies IN Grssnaasa sd 70 coinr their
faces bf1e and yellew.
A woman In Ohio eats nofhfnR but pc.
IS h4s noe tnH1sd neat braaA o. Vsznea-
bles for sixfsen years
The two ladies' n TIE New YORK echnaI
Board voted aRAinsl each 0ehsr On TIE
question a Anfng teacher fog slaDping
pupil.
Ias estimated that 700 younx women
earn thelr Mvtng - gvvMnessea IN pri-
yAfe Engiish families vita salaries 81 500
year.
Madame eeAlehf. Ne cOnsralto PIMA
= nas4 caught cold tar0uxh getting ~ IN
TIE night % attend e . SEX parFoC
A cub Of girls IN Darsstshire. EnRIand.
are under vsws y make thar oWn clothes
an1 never % allow . servant to make I'D
t1etF bods or dust their drawing roomA
Fo-tyeisht ysurR women became TIE
brides q forty eight armies OF iegiaas
veteran In L0ndoa last month. seven
couples were married b. the Salvation
Array general Boosh.
The girls of Covingtan. KY, have or
gan xed boyc0t1 which Involves non-as-
e2ciatlon with yeHEE men whs get drunk.
Fhe girls have lntrodueed whaf no man
had vii enough % deFise-a boycott that
u both expe4isnt and lawful.
A woman In Rochester sends word 70
ne Postmaster ~ ChicaRs that she haa
never Jet sen q man whom shs liked
wen enough TO marry, and asks the post
master % look around for her and send
her tne address Of suitable person.
Mrs.. Henry Woods grave 10 in High.
gate Cemetery, near those Of George Eliot
4 -
VanderhoH. II. CrAbb Rabinmon. Alaric
A Watts. Lord Lyndz nrz1 and the father,
mother and little daughter Of Charles
Dickens.
The Countess de Ia Terre, the EnRiIsk
widow OF an Indian nobieman living n
london; and possessed Of great metls
my cats Of various s.ze4 When indicted
- = nutsancs, which occurs % her regu
lafiy. she pays her fne and ch Snges hel
parish - well - her residence.
Out Of $50 names Of women on the vot
ing lists in threetwards Of Burlington en-
titled 70 vote for school officers In the 70
cent March alestion. only one woman
availed herself Of the privilege 70 vote
Al this rate the country would be gIad u
know how long 1t VIII be before woman
tablished fact
Il VI VIZ tAANoI 18uA 8bof3 HhOm MI. lIuIR
fellow fmmertallzed In that lovely pee1
The Twilight hour Alice alone remain
unmarried She lives In the old ''Craigis
HOUSE 81 Cambridge. with her hackeIol
uncle. the Rev. Samuel LongfelloW, nov
. man Of some 70 years. Edith LonRfel
low married Richard h. Dana, who's,
father wrote that very popular sea story
| Two Years Before the Mast" Anna Al
legrn Longfellow. tie youngest daughter
married. two years ago or more, JOSEPH
y. Inorpe, Jr., q young Boston lawyer
formerly from Michigan, brother of Mrs
Ole Bull.
Madame Christine Nilsson, now Count
eas Casa Miranda, was informed By an a.
troio9or that she would have trouble from
two cause.-The and lunatics This pre
oiction was verified, for, during the on
cago IRE she lest e2e0 0e, and when Bos
ton was burned her less was $40 600. II
| New York some years ago q crazy MAJ
followed her for q week, believing thu
the words addressed BY marguerite 3
FaHsa" were intended for himself. Il
Chicago poor student decided 10 narT-
her. and wrote her passionate letters. 3
which he received no answer. Ona da'
ne came In superb Hleigh, drawn By fou
horses. 70 take his afaanced bride 10 N
church: Mr.. Jarrett quieted him BY say
Ing: "You are late. Nj Z Nilsson has Ron
there to wait for you" The third Insan
person was her husband, Mr.. Rouzeaud
who died In an ASYLUM.